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Kase Wolverine Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter with Magnetic Adapter Ring (82mm)

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Kase Wolverine Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter with Magnetic Adapter Ring (82mm)
Key Features
  • Reduces Night-Imaging Light Pollution
  • Double-Sided Multicoating
  • Water- and Scratch-Resistant Coating
  • High-Definition B270 Optical Glass
This 82mm Wolverine Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter from Kase removes the yellow cast caused by light pollution during night photography, isolating the harmful effect of artificial lights on imaging. Especially useful for late-night, long-exposure imaging near cities or other sources of light pollution, this filter cuts light from the color spectrum, like that from low-CRI light sources.
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Kase Wolverine Neutral Night Overview

This 82mm Wolverine Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter from Kase removes the yellow cast caused by light pollution during night photography, isolating the harmful effect of artificial lights on imaging. Especially useful for late-night, long-exposure imaging near cities or other sources of light pollution, this filter cuts light from the color spectrum, like that from low-CRI light sources.

This filter is made of shock-resistant optical glass and features multicoating for optimal sharpness, light transmission, and the reduction of flare. The coating also resists water and oil, as well as scratches and minor abrasions, making it ideal for use on location in harsh environments. It attaches to a lens in seconds using the included 82mm magnetic adapter ring, which allows up to four magnetic filters to be stacked for combined effects.

  • Scratch resistant
  • Waterproof and oil-proof; resists smudging
  • Corrosion and mold resistant
  • Slim design
  • Shock resistant
UPC: 826635845799

Kase Wolverine Neutral Night Specs

Filter Type
Light Pollution
Size
82 mm via Included Adapter Ring
Front Accessory Thread / Bayonet
No
Coating
Multi- & Resistance-Coated
Filter Material
Glass
Ring Material
Aluminum
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.205 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
4.1 x 4.1 x 0.8"

Kase Wolverine Neutral Night Reviews

Well built good image clarity

By Mike
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2020-10-14

Have had only a few opportunities to use the filter so far but great image clarity and good color.

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If I use a 77mm step up ring will it work with my ...

If I use a 77mm step up ring will it work with my magnetic ring on the lens?
Asked by: Doug
The Kase Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter (82mm) is not a magnetic filter. The Kase Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter (82mm) is manufactured from aluminum. As such, unless your filter has front filter threads that may be used with the Kase Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter (82mm) or the 77mm step-up ring you wish to purchase, your results may vary.
Answered by: Manzell L
Date published: 2022-04-10

Does this filter work with the magnetic system?

Does this filter work with the magnetic system?
Asked by: Michael
Yes, the Kase Wolverine Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter with Magnetic Adapter Ring (82mm) works with the Kase circular filter magnetic system.
Answered by: Yaakov
Date published: 2022-09-30

If I use this filter to block light from distant ...

If I use this filter to block light from distant city, will it also affect the Halogen light I use to light paint?
Asked by: Doug
The Kase Neutral Night Light Pollution Filter (82mm) is designed to reduce light pollution when photographing the sky during long-exposure night photography. It was not originally intended for light painting usage needs. Halogen lights will output light that may be suppressed by the filter, but it may depend on the intensity of the light as to the effect the filter may have on the halogen light (the filter is designed to reduce background light glow). Your results may vary, and would require testing to see if it would work for your planned usage needs.
Answered by: Manzell L
Date published: 2022-04-10
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